Temporal Fossa
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Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
Temporal fossa made up of what bones | frontal, parietal, temporal, sphenoid |
Superior boundry of temporal fossa | temporal line and zygomatic |
Contents of Temporal fossa (4) | temporalis muscle, superficial temporal artery, auriculotemporal nerve, deep temporal arteries |
Infratemporal fossa boundries | L: ramus of mandibleM-Lateral pterygoid plate A- maxialla P-temporal bone S-zygomatic arch and greater wing of sphenoid I-medial pteryoid muscle and angle of mandible |
Contents of Infratemporal fossa-muscles and vessels | inferior temporalis muscle, lateral and medial ptyergoid muscles, mandibular and pterygoid parts of maxillary artery and pterygoid venous plexus |
Nerves in Infratemporal fossa | branches of mandibular nerve, otic ganglion, chorda tympani |
Terminal branch of ECA | maxillary artery |
Parts of maxillary artery are in relation to | lateral pterygoid muscle |
Parts 1 and 2 of Maxillary artery are where | part 1-ITF- posterior and medial to mandible and pterygoidPart 2- ITF-superficial to or within lateral pterygoid |
Part 3(pterygopalatine) of maxillary artery is found where | PPT-within pterygoplatine fossa |
5 branches of mandibular part of maxillary artery | Deep auricular Anterior tympanic Middle Meningeal Accessory menigeal Inferior alveolar |
Deep auricular artery | branch of mandibular of maxillary, goes to EAM and tympanic membrane and TMJ |
Anterior tympanic artery | Branch of mandibular of maxillary, goes to Internal tympanic membrane |
Middle meningeal artery | enters cranium via foramen spinosumsupplies bone, dura matter, trigeminal gangion, facial nerve |
Accessory meningeal artery | forament ovalesupples muscles of infratemoral fossa and sphenoid bone, mandibular nerve and otic ganglion |
Inferior aveolar artery | mandible, mandibular teeth, chin, mylohyoid |
4 branches of pterygoid part of maxillary | Massetericdeep temporal pterygoid branches buccal artery |
Masseteric artery | TMJ and masseter |
Deep temporal artery | temporalis muscle |
pterygoid branches | pterygoid mm |
buccal artery | buccinator and oral mucosa |
6 Branches of pterygopalatine (part 3) artery of maxillary | posterior superior alveolarinfraorbital descending palatine artery of pterygoid canal (vidian) pharyngeal branch sphenopalatine |
Posterior superior alveolar artery | maxillary molars and gingiva |
Infraorbital artery | maxiallary canines and incsors |
Descending palatine artery | mucosa and glands of soft palate |
Artery of pteryogoid canal (vidian) | mucosa of upper pharynx, eustachian tube, tympanic cavity |
Pharnygeal branch | mucosa of nasopharynx, eustachian tube |
Sphenoplatine artery | nasal caivty and sinuses, TERMINAL BRANCH OF MAXILLARY |
4 branches of V3 | auriculotemporalinferior alveolar lingual buccal |
Auriculotemporal | auricle, temporal, TMJ, parotid |
Inferior aveolar | forms inferior dental plexus for mandibular teeth |
lingual nerve | sensory to anterior 2/3 of tongue |
buccal nerve | sensory infor from buccal membrane cheek and from molar teeth |
Otic Ganglion | parasympathetic innervation to parotid gland and salivation |
Chorda tympani | Off of CN7, runs P to A through inner ear, through ITF, to join lingual nerve; taste to anterior 2/3 tongue |
Entryway to the pterygoplatine fossa | pterygomaxillary fissure |
ITF to PP fossa via what | pterygomaxillary fissure |
From middle cranial fossa to PP fossa | foramen rotundum |
Orbit to PP fossa via | inferior orbital fissure |
From nasal cavity to PP fossa | sphenopalatine fossa |
Contents of PP fossa | 3rd part of maxillary arteryvenous tributaries of pterygoid plexus maxillary nerve (V2( and branches pterygopalatine ganglion |
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